Music and Ballet School Visit
This time, Public Affairs Officer Christopher Wurst visited the Ballet and Music High School (“Konservatorij za glasbo in balet”) in Maribor. As with many of our visits, he discussed a wide range of topics with the students.
Ambassador Speaks about Ethical Leadership
On June 12, the Ambassador Mussomeli gave remarks and participated in a roundtable discussion on “Ethical Leadership” at the American Chamber of Commerce in Slovenia’s June Business Breakfast in Brdo.
American author joins Ljubljana Pride Week
The U.S. Embassy in Ljubljana invited Kevin Sessums, an American author, editor and actor from Forest, Mississippi to come to Slovenia to take part in Ljubljana Pride Week. The Pride Week’s Message for 2013 is “Freedom and Solidarity are a Same-Sex Couple.”
Science can be full of fun and adventure
If you are one of those who think math is boring and science is too complicated, please, think again. The U.S. Embassy supported a fantastic festival which shows new interesting and attractive ways of promoting science.
The School of Visual Arts Display of Posters
U.S. Embassy supported the exhibition “Underground images: School of Visual Arts Subway Posters from 1947 to the Present,” displayed at the National Museum of Contemporary History in Ljubljana.
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Publication
USA Map with Facts in Brief
This publication includes plenty of facts and statistics about the United States.
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Education Resources
Studying in the U.S.
Learn about universities, colleges and international exchange organizations.
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Interactive Game
Trace Effects
A collaborative English language video game experience for students ages 12-16.
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Events
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Publication
USA Elections in Brief
Primary and general elections, the role of political parties, voting machines and poll workers, opinion polls and campaign finance.
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Discover Diplomacy
The role of diplomacy in U.S. foreign affairs
Meet the people and issues that make up U.S. foreign policy.
More News from the Embassy
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U.S. Diplomat Spouse Visits a School
Marie McDowell, Chief of the Embassy's Political, Economic and Commercial Section H. Martin McDowell spouse, recently visited the School of Economics (Ekonomska šola) in Ljubljana.
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U.S. Diplomat Visits an Italian School in Slovenia
U.S. diplomat Joseph Costantino visited “Ginnasio Gian Rinaldo Carli,” an Italian language high school in Koper.
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Conversation Club at the Embassy
Students from the Domžale High School Conversation Club, formed by Rebecca Ehalt, an American living in Slovenia, recently visited the U.S. Embassy in Ljubljana.
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Ambassador at "Koraki za Korakce" Ceremony
Ambassador Joseph and Mrs. Sharon Mussomeli attended a ceremony sponsored by "Koraki za Korakce" (Steps for Steps), a Maribor charity, for the donation of exercise equipment to Slave Klavore Primary School Maribor.
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Approaches to Successful Minority Integration
In a groundbreaking digital hook-up, Judge Susan Ritchie Bolton, participating from Phoenix, AZ joined former Justice Minister of Slovenia Aleš Zalar, moderator Political-Economic Officer Pete Lyon, and Embassy guests for a discussion on successful minority integration and access to justice in the U.S. and Europe.
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"Life is Life"
Ambassador Joseph and Mrs. Sharon Mussomeli attended the celebration of the publication of "Life is Life" -- a student volume of English prose and poetry -- at the Maribor High School of Economics (Srednja ekonomska šola) on May 23.
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The Marine visits the school
Marine Security Guard, Sgt. Neeley visited the School for Economics in Celje (“Ekonomska šola Celje”) where more than 100 students were waiting for him with a nice welcome program for him.
Current Issues
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Secretary Kerry to Release Annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report
June 19, Secretary Kerry will release the 2013 Trafficking in Persons Report at 3:30 pm EST (21:30 Slovenian time). The event will be live streamed at http://www.state.gov/. U.S. DOS Trafficking in Persons Office on FB »
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2013 World Day Against Child Labor
Secretary Kerry (June 12): "We are proud to stand united with our partners in the international community on this World Day Against Child Labor, and with one voice, we call for the elimination of child labor." DipNote »
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Secretary Kerry on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Pride Month
“Protecting universal human rights is at the very heart of our diplomacy, and we remain committed to advancing human rights for all, including LGBT individuals.” More about LGBT Pride Month »
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Country Reports on Terrorism 2012
This report provides the Department of State’s annual assessment of trends and events in international terrorism that occurred from January 1 to December 31, 2012. About the Reports »
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Traveling to the United States
Travelers from all over the world flock to the United States each year to learn, work and catch a glimpse of the landmarks they have seen in art, photography and Hollywood films.
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American Corner
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AmCham
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Commercial Service Buy USA
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EducationUSA Info Center in Ljubljana
Emergency Contact Information
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American citizens requiring emergency assistance should call 01-200-5500 (if dialing from the U.S. 011-386-1-200-5500) and press 0 (zero). During working hours, ask for the Consular Section and after hours, ask for the Duty Officer.
Embassy Highlights
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Ambassador to the Republic of Slovenia
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EducationUSA's First Mobile App for Students Released!
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